James Poulter explains how teeth make the body's hardest substance and what can happen when the process goes wrong
Paul Weindling explores Britain's role supporting refugee biologists escaping war and persecution
Molecular probes that identify the 'signature' molecules of cancer will save lives, reports Gavin Metcalf
James Borrell and Craig Turner on how to get the most out of biological expeditions
Why is synthetic biology important and how might you begin a career in it?
Spider silk is known for its remarkable strength but, as David Butler reveals, it has great potential for a range of medical uses
When times are hard, even seed-eating birds can turn into killers, explains Sam Hardman. And their unlikely prey? Bats.
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